They are catapulted into 1793 , in the midst of the French Revolution and the "Reign of Terror".
To survive and return to the 12th century, they must navigate the political upheaval, find a descendant of the Enchanter Eusæbius, and deal with the physical side effects of prolonged time travel. Production & Reception Les Visiteurs : La Révolution - Wikipédia I_visitatori_3_Libert_Egalit_Fraternit_2016_HD_-_A
The story picks up exactly where the second film left off, with the medieval knight and his squire Jacquouille la Fripouille trapped in the "corridors of time". They are catapulted into 1793 , in the
(internationally titled The Visitors: Bastille Day ) is a 2016 French time-travel comedy directed by Jean-Marie Poiré . It serves as the third installment in the popular Les Visiteurs franchise, reuniting Jean Reno and Christian Clavier in their iconic roles. Plot Overview (internationally titled The Visitors: Bastille Day ) is
The duo finds their family roles reversed: Jacquouille’s descendant, Jacquouillet , is a powerful public prosecutor and a staunch revolutionary, while Godefroy’s descendants are "arrogant aristocrats" fleeing for their lives to avoid the guillotine.